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Al-Sous

From Republic Street, first Faisal

Between Sharif and Saudi Al-Sanadili Streets

Corona time, fireworks and firecrackers

and drugs

Al-Sous

Hundreds of thousands of frequenters gather at the Al-Sous complex to receive cash or in-kind aid. They tell different stories of his quick riches.

A narration says: that Jaber, while grazing the sheep of the neighborhood that were eating from the herbs of the land of Aliyan al-Rahimi, found in its belly a treasure of pure gold, so he sold it and bought two hundred camels, and the nucleus of his rapid wealth was when he carried a caravan of camels with a lot of wheat from the country of abundant rivers and stored the wheat in silos to get the moths from it, and with He sold it to buyers, mills, and mills near and far, and he was known from that time as Jaber Al-Sous, and the people of the neighborhood forgot the name of his real father and his humble lineage tree.

Jaber increases the good, so he lavishly gives to his beggars, until he was known as the generous righteous.

The second narration of some of the haters says: Jabir planted poppies in the pasture land, and with the first harvest of opium, he filled the water cans with gold and began to buy the living from the heirs of the disputed sheikhs with dust of money.

  And there is a third narration that says: Jabir sold some of his internal organs so that he could pay off his debts and spend on his family, and the value of his internal organs was very expensive, which enabled him to buy the first horse farm, and then he continued buying until the hundred became a farm .. His opinion settled after that on the basis of A charitable complex on the borders of the urban areas adjacent to the poor includes a dispensary that can accommodate a thousand beds, which enabled it to extract organs from inside the bodies and close them with a laser. This enabled it to open a bank for the kidneys, a bank for the heart, a bank for the eyes, and a bank for the liver. The ten billion, to increase the demand of the questioners for the Al-Sous complex.

The star of Jaber Al-Sous rose among the wealthy until they made him their chief, so he circulated to them the establishment of charitable complexes in order to melt the hatred of the haters who increased in recent days.

Jaber Al-Sous married many tribes, so he married four wives belonging to the four largest tribes in the wilderness, and married each of his five sons to four of the most beautiful girls in their neighborhoods, so he took control of the twenty-four tribes to become their leader.

The haters slander between Jad, the son of Alian Al-Rahimi, and Jaber Al-Sous, and convince him that Jaber bought their neighborhood with the dust of money and became the richest of their benefactors, so he got angry, and decided to regain the neighborhood of his fathers and grandfathers from the hands of Jaber Al-Sous and his children, so he was rejected and decided to take revenge on him, and Zuhair, decorated by the neighborhood, helped him in that. He was brought to him by all the bandits of the eastern hill road, so that he, too, could recover from the loss of his father's neighborhood, which Jaber bought with cheap soil, to the terror of Homs, Al-Mazin Abu Zuhair, from the oppression of Jaber Al-Sous, after which he died.

The bandits get their wages from Zuhair and Jad, so they set fire to Jaber’s neighborhood compound, his horse farms, and his charitable complex. No one from his family was able to confront the eastern hill bandits, and thus the last page of Jaber Al-Sous, his charitable complex, his family, and his lineage, even his questioners, was turned for many years.

  A short story by / Mahmoud Hassan Farghaly

Member of the Writers Union

Member of the Syndicate of Film Professions

mahmoudhassanfarghaly@gmail.com

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